Dino Dive Fishing Board Game for Kids and Families, ages 4 and up

The classic Fishing Game has never been more fun! This Dino Dive Fishing Game features little, dinosaurs in a spinning board. It's your job to grab the dinosaurs with your pterodactyl fishing rod as the gameboard spins. The player who collects the most dinosaur wins! Recommended for two to four players, ages four and up. Requires 2 AA batteries (not included).

CLASSIC GAME WITH A TWIST: Well-known and well-loved fishing game that parents will remember playing as kids. Catch a chomping dinosaur as the gameboard rotates in this exciting Dino Dive Fishing Game. TO WIN: Using the pterodactyl poles, swoop down the hook the dinosaurs. Players use mini poles to try to hook the most dinosaurs as the game board spins! EDUCATIONAL & FUN: Simple, addictive, re-make on the old-time classic fishing game for kids. Helps develop dexterity, hand-eye coordination and motor skills while having a blast for the whole family! GREAT FOR HOME OR TRAVEL: With easy set up and fast-paced fishing action, kids will love to play again and again, making this a great game for home or as a travel game For 2-4 players, ages 4 and up Includes: 1 Motorized Gameboard, 15 Chomping Dinsoaurs, 2 Pterodactyl Poles, 1 Label Sheet, 1 Instruction Sheet WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years. Covered by the Spin Master Care Commitment. If you have a problem with a Spin Master product that you purchased from an authorized seller, we’ll resolve it! Because Spin Master is unable to control the quality of products sold by unauthorized sellers, unless otherwise prohibited by law, the Care Commitment is not available for products purchased from unauthorized sellers. The Care Commitment is limited to the original end-user purchaser. You may also be required to provide proof of purchase and/or a picture of your product to Spin Master to verify eligibility. Spin Master reserves the right to verify information, require a valid proof of purchase, and to deny request in its discretion